Congress Finally Takes a Break—Because the NSA’s Surveillance Superpower Isn’t Actually That Strong

The article asserts that despite Congress’s failure to extend Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) by three weeks—resulting in a House vote of 218-198 against reauthorization through July 2nd—the United States isn’t on the verge of losing its surveillance capabilities. Proponents argue that a lapse will impede intelligence agencies’ ability to prevent […] The post Congress Finally Takes a Break—Because the NSA’s Surveillance Superpower Isn’t Actually That Strong first appeared on sparkSammy's Hot Tech Takes.